New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
AT THE HOME OF Villas
.,nrxr WILL NOW GO A-FISlIING'
,,ovr WILL Try TO CATCH SOME
s,rrr-Mrs. CLEVELAND sO'''''''''
rv FOR uANpsHAKING.

81 roH uANDsHAKING.
ALI ,,v ryJrGr ,rm To THE TRInuSE]
Wi, oct For the next few cay 'io
MAps 81, have an opportunity to rest ana reoo'''
Ff~.. ,o.ic1,e OF his journey. lie mas am p.
ffoi" 80 capits Of Wisconsin, the Nonic VI ',T
ison' w aud the home also OF Hchcrh i"'i'9
mas'. I,i,a week now since he leit ""S''n-'o. '
fMV', ,;,,e NE has visited Pttsburs UNANIMOUS o
m W" :, Louis Chicago and milwaukee, " mac "
Haul" .rl GOOD many things when must nav ih'er-
anu I'm He has shaken the hands OF lh"uSdh's VI lis
esleu ana has exhibited himself al thc ie's' car
fellow" .. Q coo 900 people He has reviewed forty
en"" occ..,ons He has been told III four different
n"' ,bot these United states are dlstlnc' as inc
eP cat one AS the sea" He has seen mics OF punt
p"0d decorations purchased by assessment upon
he ogcc holders and never reOked IL once. IL" niS
fo 100 notices telling him that a." Puzzle once Is a
se ,rus," lie has seen policemen ANA iirelheh ana
mill il past 10 him in his midnight dreams
World was in danger of coniiagra;ion or as II AL
s'",d 1ranfe. to go 10 jail He has seen 10000
"" ,on with guns in their hands lie has enjoyed
syeet incense of popular applause ana approval ana
49, noen chas:ened and warned by the mighty pres
t,e rcope sullen and silent and respectful IN tie
.m.e Of the Cher Magistrate of the Republic, hut
iisently not gone on Grover CleNeiai" No "ohuer
- tired and Gc,yOas of resting
Nc tnc cours.. OF the trip from Milwaukee to Madison
= he casually remarked that he didn't anticipate
IN he started upon his journey that the physical
-, would De as great as il has proved TO be- lie ana
~ indicate however. that lie wished to shiri any OF
a labor awaiting him in tho next two weeks nor ala
,vnress any wish TO have the programme OF his trip
sorged Evidently he is determined 10 carry out MS
Ious exactly a. they were adopted week ago.
Mrs Cleveland has partly recovered from her ndiS-
,,iop but is sill very far from strong. Her ambition
- bar the Presidents self imposed task her peiSever
.no and pluck are admired by ALL Colonel Lamont Is
completely worn out
DO you intend going the Presidents fishing eXenr
.o, tomorrow - he asked this afternoon
Fisijus excursion. Exclaimed the Colonel, his eyes
,o.,r YEARLY fishing. Not much. Fish Tor sleep
that's the only fishing III do FOR the next two days
.Rahy Ris.cll shows the effects of tho trip less than
o,v Of the ocr members OF the party Ills face Is rs
,uud and his chuckle gooSnaiured as whch ne eit
washington. and as for DR.. Bryant, the responsibility
resting upon his shoulders Is enough 10 hi"Ac iii" "'
that he were home once more.
4 GOOD PLACE FOUND FOR REST.
Madison il a town well ca culatcd FOR the weary trav
oilers 10 find some rest in Like most capital cities
has no business ana boast only of its pretty situation
among half dozen sheets OF water II Is mite country
town pure and simple. Its good folks dine at midday
ona road the newspapers only a source FOR faulthn
,nc and general scandal In the principal streets of the
town which lot changed their appearance III v''
the people pass 10y slowly. quietly and SedIcH ln,Io
- sin al hurry nor thought OF change To count the
a,gstones or The bricks in the sidewalks seems thclr
whole duty The sorehccpers daWde ana yaM. Je4 t
their on "A stores The old houses have the AR OF prlhS
bored Nobody troubles himself about tae 'he OF gay!
II the clock we're to stop the o'l@eiS Ti @ %
we ulVon i ,d ~ which he has invited the Pres-
dent The arrival tie latter il Is true has temporarily
stirred the People activity but, ASIDE from tHe
All inrp npon seeing the President. ii does not dIfer
from tr ACTIVITY which would be called forth by the
disclosure OF some local scandal
FORMAL RECEIPT y At TIE CAPITOL
ns no, surprising therefore 10 find that the welcome
extended to the Pre> dent i'll Madison far from being
cordial or enthusiastic There considerable cheer
Ing when the train drew up near the station OF the
Chicago and Northwestern road, but 1t quickly died ont
and only curious capns crowds lined the streets leading
,S int Of Pe apo stand had been recri upon which
the speeches made CHEF Justice CoIc; oI WlscDh
President replied As follows;
After weeE spent in tFSyel and b in VISITING
to rest awhile at the capital o; Wisconsin;
known the most beauu!nl III location ana
10 see Your LAKES and the other features of that
give you the epu,aticn well deserved You are not
we do no care t. see the gooi people OF Madison for
that would b. a mistake. Though W. see them AZ their
knew you at the seat OF the National Government
through your ieow-ow nsman VINO mas "ns Foho. 10
conscienuous performance OF important plbc duty anH
who ha, earned! as lie mas received the respect and
esteem OF every ciizen who desires tie welfare OF his
country. desire 10 actually see yo ana 20 Know
you better psrfe,i y natural 1t seemed TO me weh
rlanned the trip which have undertaken that Madi-
sou would proper place At which TO naAc our ,t
atop for nave always Observed that whe ia
wants 10 10 something OF this Kind no eau que reoly
Md gay 10 iis;l;v SO when conc7ivei the iiei or
STAYING al Madison over sunday and testing me HIhunes'
of her ltizens and the Hospitality 81 the postmaster
General all nal 20 do was 10 imagine thdt We ")nd DC
very much au-Ued wIen we reached mere 'hi Va nevu
OF the rest was determined we sA"nd have mus we
arc herr and t.scl enough 10 JUSTIFY my pans an
already satisfied that all descrptonso your Guy VIII
when have been favored have iaed To give me- an al
eqnate idea OF Is beauty; OF II, broad and pleasant
streets ami fine public and private buildings. a
ALREADY prepared TO venture the assertion based upon
very hight observation. that this Is tie nome OF k.h
hearty AMI bOspit2ble people The iniueucc np'n
community 0: snc university as has IL seat mere 'he
scattered tbrDI knout our entire western country IS
create. thsa u first glance appreciated fosters q
certain Refinement AID cultivation which r.hi~lo I al
the homes within Us sphere, vastly enhancing their
value u steady snd Intelligent cillLsnsmp
IcIrect to heartily enjoy my stay here ana 10 ai"aYS
hereafter erI,h pleasing recoiectons OF your cty anu
lis Inhabitants.
There follow the customary reception. the customary
rsh Of the I'd the customary hanishskng and every
thing that IS IN eli al occasions The Presi-
deut shook the hands OF the passing people for about
hall honr and then gave our; For 'notler ho n
back. smiling and bowling. Mrs Cleveland
S SSigp o ,na, S sga, ANYBODY !, appsar that a.
Chicago grasped her hand 80 rc.cely ana aug
his into her hand 50 say"gciy as 10 Ora"
II did not notice it at the time" said Mrs Cleveland
10 day. bat felt ii afctwaId Cnler ordinary ccd'H
aad am not easily tired never wear
aud always take my rIags off In that way managed
10 hold long wnile"
OF The distinguished visitors were taken or u
drive through Tie little town They saw the decorations
and the crnWs tney met with only snhtuei ehus-
Mr. Cleveland previous occasions seemed 10 DC
tie Object upon which the curiosity of The crown was
conferred The House. after the President hti
finished his speech she was called for In the same man
th3t a populsr prims donna wond have Dee anu IN
response Iosc. smiled and bowed 10 the multitude.
a DINNER GIVEN BY MIR. Villas.
Tonight iAe ealire party entertained at formal
dinner by SIR Villas TO which OF tao prominent cti-
OF Nadio we're also invited. To morrow fishing
trip has esn arranged and tomorrow night reception
VIII be held Villas house. There IS, by tho way a
eed deal o: pressed here Win inc fost-
maserOen,Al. lie expected and asked 10 confirm
ee $1,000 coward decorating the io~n, INT ne contrib
MEL only SlJt lie the chief beneficiary OF inc
residents visit, IL not unreIsou.Dio
70 expect that be willing 10 pay SoOd snare
nf The bila t.u.rai Laircafid's house The